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Rapper Rhymefest Is Campaigning For A Role In Chicago's City Hall!
"NBC Nightly News Chicago reports on Che "Rhymefest" Smith's entry into the race for Chicago's 20th Ward Alderman. The 20th Ward serves Woodlawn, Park Manor, Washington Park, Englewood, New City, and Back of the Yards." - NBC. Shouts to Team Rsinal Inc
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If it wasn't for a telling comment from Blake Shelton's father, the ACM Award-nominated song "Over You" might never have been recorded.
Written by Blake and his wife Miranda Lambert, the touching song is about the loss of Blake's brother, who was killed in a car accident when Blake was a teenager. "Over You" was recorded by Miranda and released on her album Four the Record, and it hit Number One last year on the country singles charts.
This year, "Over You" been nominated for Song of the Year and Single Record of the Year at the 48th Academy of Country Music Awards. (Blake and Miranda are also each in the running this year for ACM Entertainer of the Year.)
As Blake explains to Radio.com, "Over You" is a song he and Miranda wrote "because we were talking about my brother. And that's how those things should happen, probably. It was really a way of healing, and honoring my brother's memory."
Blake tells Radio.com, though, that the initial idea for the song actually came from a comment his father made.
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Well, we brought over all of our roses, our beautiful bench and other flowers.
The story is... The condo association was complaining that we put this bench in our "common area" without asking their permission.
So it was a big deal for me to make this card:
I teamed it up with the Flourish Thinlits Dies. Our bench has climbing yellow flowers! The grass was made using the Fringe Scissors then trimming the grass to an angle. I had the ladies make this card at a Tuesday class!
Here is the start of our flower area out front.
Another reason we feel officially at home is that we were able to "clean" or at least organize our garage and now we can actually park inside our garage in just 2 weeks time!! We are feeling quite accomplished!
Only in the house two weeks and we will have our first guest coming! Dale's brother is coming from Texas and will stay with us at least one night. Time to fix up the spare room.
So I have a little challenge for all of you... I would like to incorporate some wall words along with my anchor and nautical themed spare room. Any suggestions? HINT: I really prefer scripture.
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When it comes to looking fabulous day in and day out, there are many beauty rules that fashionistas must try to follow. Whether it's always moisturizing your pout before applying red lipstick or using a brush to blend in your eyeshadow, certain procedures are a must if you always strive for excellence.
Glamour magazine reports ladies might want to slow down their entire morning process in order to look as perfect as possible. A professional makeup artist informed the magazine the key to a gorgeous face is waiting about five minutes between each step in your cosmetic routine.
"Wait a full five minutes after you clean, tone, and moisturize your skin to allow the products to properly absorb," the artist told the news source. "And if you apply primer – and you should – wait another five before applying your foundation and everything else."
The reason behind the wait game is to allow each product to set into your skin fully – waiting less time could result in a few products blending together, thus changing the way both are supposed to look. Ladies in a rush might want to try pressing each product into their skin to help speed up the process a tad.


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This homemade costume for families entered our 2011 Halloween Costume Contest, and won a special prize in the Most Creative Costume nomination!
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This year my husband decided my daughter needed to be a chic, not just a chic but a chic in an egg. Not just and egg but one that she could hide in and pop out of and walk around in! That was a tall order. With some paper-mache, plaster and a little creativity we made it work. It is a tradition that we dress in theme so the rooster costume was my way of get back at him. The hay bail, scarecrow, cowboy, farmer and cowgirl were an added perk. The theme was a hit and it was so much fun!!!
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Outfield Defense!
Carlos Ruiz's sinking liner meets Brad Hawpe's ole' play and the Phillies extend a 1-0 lead over the Rockies in the fifth. An inning later, Carlos Gonzalez plays pin ball with his own body, and Ryan Howard's screamer to left – and then Utley sticks Dexter Fowler against the centerfield fence like a butterfly stuck in a collection. I know the wind was in the 40's – my home in New York was creaking the Pequod going after Moby-Dick.
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You have such a way with words. Earlier this evening, your sincerity and compassion had me in tears – I watched your show twice last night, and will watch it again soon. It was so good I kept two copies of it, so I wouldn't have to worry in case I lost one of them.
Now you have me laughing out loud with your descriptions.
Sometimes people say "it's just words" but words are all we have, and you use them beautifully.
Thank you.
I'll get this off my chest quickly: CURSE YOU, PHILLIES! OK, I'm all right now. 🙂
On a serious note, I saw your Special Comment. Thank you (and thank your dad) for sharing such a personal ordeal with us, to illustrate the horrors of our current medical care industry. So many people in your position would simply go through that ordeal, confident in the knowledge that you can afford the best medical care for your father, and leave it at that. It takes a truly empathetic person to see beyond his own situation, and truly grasp what other people are going through.
Something else that really says it all are the stories we hear every so often, about former sports stars not being able to afford their own health care.
Getting back on-topic, I'm surprised you've been able to blog here at all, considering how busy you've been, helping to take care of your father. As always, my family and I offer our continued best wishes to both of you.
I've been a faithful, every day viewer of Countdown for years. I grew up in the 1970s, yet I spent a good amount of my time listening to Bob and Ray. I've been a huge baseball fan since the exact moment Cleon Jones caught Davey Johnson's fly ball and took a brief bow in 1969. All of these things have brought great joy and matchless entertainment to my life, so I feel it is only fair that I recommend something to you which might affect you in some similar way.
If you've never read David James Duncan's 1992 novel "The Brothers K," I strongly suggest you give it a look. It's an extraordinary, entertaining, epic story about a family that touches on politics, religion, Viet Nam and other topics. But it's mainly about baseball. It's a book you'll never forget.
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Learn about the unique charm of Altillac with a stay in a holiday home rental. This city has something for everyone. Are you looking for specific amenities for your getaway? Many of our holiday rentals feature full kitchens and laundry facilities.
Do you want to find things to do while you're in town? Venture out of your cosy holiday rental and experience everything that Altillac has to offer. Here are some of the major attractions to put on your list, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city centre:
Whether you're looking for fun outdoor activities or just want to spend some time taking in the scenery, you'll be sure to find the perfect setting for your holiday in Altillac. Here are a few of the area's most enchanting features, all within 30 miles (48.2 km) of the city centre:
The nearest airport is in Brive-la-Gaillarde (BVE-Brive - Vallee de la Dordogne), located 22.5 mi (36.2 km) from the city centre. If you're unable to find a flight that fits your schedule, you could also fly into Aurillac (AUR-Tronquieres), which is 27.6 mi (44.4 km) away.
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Models.com is on it yo! Last month, in addition to their popular Of the Minute series, they started a blog called Daily Feed. Well they've done yet another one. MDXtra is a more in depth daily update which brings, among other things, exclusive intimate interviews with movers and shakers from all aspects of the biz.
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This very large Nexus One is now sitting Google's lobby, and you won't guess what it's running behind the screen.
The big phone is the exact same specs as the original CAD model, just 12 times bigger, with a 1920x1080 46-inch LED-backlit display. And the heart of this giant Nexus One? A Mac mini running Windows, connected via HDMI. Just let that sink in for a second.
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Authorities: Tenant killed in Shadyside explosion, fire disconnected stove
Mark Williams was due to be evicted from Amberson Towers
A man who was due to be evicted from his Shadyside high-rise apartment building disconnected the stove on Thursday morning, leading to a gas explosion that killed him and sparked a five-alarm fire, authorities said.
"We found that the flex line from the stove was disconnected, allowing gas to free flow in the apartment," said Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire Chief Darryl Jones. "He was the only one there and he did this on his own."
The tenant, identified as 60-year-old Mark Williams, was killed in his fifth-floor apartment at Amberson Towers Condominiums. Authorities said he was scheduled to be evicted from the building at 11 a.m. and locked his front door before the explosion.
Flames broke out around 7 a.m. at the building on Bayard Road, across the street from the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center. Sky 4 video showed heavy smoke pouring out of windows and captured a dramatic rescue as firefighters used a ladder to pull someone from a window.
Photos: Residents evacuated from Shadyside high-rise
Resident Tom Kopar said Williams was never a problem, though he rarely left his condo.
"I've lived here for about a year and a half, and I probably saw him three times, talked to him once of twice," said Kopar.
Kopar told Channel 4 Action News that he was sleeping in his fifth-floor apartment when he heard the explosion.
"I walked out in my kitchen, and the refrigerator and the walls were crumbled a little bit, and everything was pushed in. I could see flames in the apartment next to me. I could see into the apartment," said Kopar.
Fourth-floor resident Denise Towns lives directly under where the fire started.
"I heard a loud explosion and I jumped up and I realized my bathroom ceiling had caved in and a cloud of dust was coming at me," said Towns.
Residents trying to flee the building encountered a wall of smoke.
"I was trying to leave, actually, trying to go downstairs. The whole hallway was black, so I couldn't leave, so I just had to stay in my bathroom," said resident Elan Vessell.
Vessell said he stuffed towels under the door to keep the smoke out while he made calls on his cellphone, not knowing if he'd make it out.
"I'm thinking about if I die here, I don't want to go out this way. It's a terrible way to go," he said.
Two people were treated for smoke inhalation. Residents in the building's 170 apartments were taken to the gym at nearby Winchester Thurston School, where cots were brought in so they could rest.
"We are on spring break, so it's not disrupting us at all and, I think, even if it were, we'd want to do this for our neighbors," said Maura Farrell, associate head for external affairs.
The school served the displaced residents lunch, while the American Red Cross and Salvation Army also assisted with food and blankets. American Eagle dropped off boxes of coats, shoes and warm clothing.
Jones said the building is structurally sound for residents to return, but electricity will not be restored until Friday and some of the apartments are without water.


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PORTLAND, Ore. — Craft Brew Alliance, Inc. ("CBA") (Nasdaq:BREW), an independent craft brewing company, announced today that it will hold a question and answer conference call for the third quarter ended September 30, 2014 on Thursday, November 6, 2014 at 8:30 a.m. PST (11:30 a.m. EST). Chief Executive Officer Andy Thomas, Chief Financial Officer Mark Moreland, Chief Marketing Officer Ken Kunze, and Vice President of Brewery Operations Scott Mennen will discuss the Company's financial results and summarize the quarterly report on Form 10-Q to be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission after the market close on November 5, 2014.
The public is invited to listen to a live webcast of the conference call on the Investors section of the Company's website a twww.craftbrew.com. Approximately two hours following the conference call, an archived webcast will be available at the same site and will remain available until the next earnings call.
Interested parties may participate in the live conference via telephone by dialing (866) 318-8616 if calling from within the United States, or (617) 399-5135 if calling from outside the United States, and entering the access code 8616 3507. An audio replay of the conference call will be available approximately two hours after the conclusion of the call. The audio replay will remain available for seven days and is accessible by dialing (888) 286-8010 or (617) 801-6888 and entering the code: 6022 7748.
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CBA is an independent, publicly traded craft brewing company that was formed through the merger of leading Pacific Northwest craft brewers — Widmer Brothers Brewing and Redhook Ale Brewery — in 2008. With an eye toward preserving and growing one-of-a-kind craft beers and brands, CBA welcomed Kona Brewing Company in 2010, and then launched Omission beer in 2012 and Square Mile Cider Company in 2013.
When Kurt & Rob Widmer founded Widmer Brothers Brewing in 1984, they didn't confine their brewing exploration to strict style guidelines. To this day, Widmer Brothers continues to create craft beers with a unique and unconventional twist on traditional styles that are award winning and please a wide range of craft beer lovers. Redhook began in a Seattle transmission shop in 1981 and those colorful roots are reflected in the brand's personality to this day. The eminently drinkable beers consistently win awards and please crowds across the United States. Kona Brewing was founded in 1994 by the father and son team of Cameron Healy and Spoon Khalsa, who dreamed of crafting fresh, local-island brews with spirit, passion and quality. As the largest craft brewery in Hawaii, Kona personifies the laid-back, passionate lifestyle and environmental respect of the Hawaiian people and culture. Omission beer is the first craft beer brand in the United States focused exclusively on brewing great tasting craft beers with traditional beer ingredients, including malted barley, that are specially crafted to remove gluten. Square Mile Cider was inspired by the fortitude and perseverance of the original pioneers and reinvigorates an enduringly classic beverage.


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NEW BEDFORD — Henry H. Green, 93, of Dartmouth, passed away on Friday, May 30, 2014 at The Oaks in New Bedford. He was the beloved husband of the late Helen (Violet) Green.
NEW BEDFORD — Henry H. Green, 93, of Dartmouth, passed away on Friday, May 30, 2014 at The Oaks in New Bedford. He was the beloved husband of the late Helen (Violet) Green.
Born in Fairhaven, son of the late Harry and Hannah L. (Smith) Green, he was a resident of New Bedford before moving to Dartmouth in 1978. He also summered with his parents and family at their cottage on Sconticut Neck in Fairhaven.
Mr. Green was employed as a tool and dye maker for the former Continental Screw Company for over 45 years, retiring in 1982. He was a member of the Dartmouth Council on Aging and Grace Episcopal Church.
Henry was a talented carpenter and handyman who rebuilt his first home. He enjoyed reading, boating and being on the water. He had a great sense of humor and loved the time spent with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Hannah, Andrew, Kevin, Landen, Ashtyn, Hailee, Hunter, Bella, Cienna, Jaryn, and Brennan who fondly called him "GG".
His family includes two daughters, Joyce Hardy and her husband Paul of Dartmouth and Karen Green of Texas; his son, David Green and his significant other, Mary of California; six grandchildren; Scott Hardy (Donna), Dr. Kristin Hardy-Fortin (James), Timothy Green, Jeremy Green (Debbie), Alicia Green Hammett, Jonathan Luderman (Holly), eleven great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
He was the brother of the late James E. Green and Grace G. Ramsbottom.
Memorial contributions may be made to: The Joseph DeMello School Library, 654 Dartmouth St., South Dartmouth, MA, c/o DeMello School PTO: in Henry Green's name.
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Co-founder & Director of Artist Relations @ Electric Objects.
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Last week, Stories from the New Aesthetic, part of Rhizome's New Silent Series, took place at The New Museum of Comtemporary Art.
The New Aesthetic is an ongoing research project by James Bridle, investigating the intersections of culture and technology, history and memory, and the physical and the digital. At a panel at South by Southwest this past March, Aaron Straup Cope, Ben Terrett, James Bridle, Joanne McNeil, and Russell Davies discussed ideas related to the project, which sparked a series of responses and ideas from artists, writers, and theorists across the web.
For this event, Bridle was joined by McNeil and Cope again to share their stories related to these ideas.
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This month on The Download featuring an interactive software piece by Brazilian artists Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain.
Pond Type (2012) transforms the QWERTY keyboard into a hauntingly beautiful musical instrument for digital poetry. Inspired by Brazilian concrete poet Augusto de Campos's "Pulsar," the artists Detanico and Lain designed a ripple typeface for an exhibition of the poet's work for the Elisabeth Foundation for the Arts. For The Download, they combined the typeface with sound to create an interactive version of Pond Type.
After selecting any text or poem, the viewer is instructed to type slowly and wait for each word to vanish before typing the next. By deliberately slowing down the urge to type quickly, the artists delay gratification and encourage careful listening.
The Download gives a first look to great art for Rhizome members. Start your own digital art collection by becoming a member today.
Screenshot of The Sole Ripper in Google SketchUp, courtesy of the artist
This month The Download features Kristin Lucas's digital book The Sole Ripper (2012).
The Sole Ripper is a digital book containing a 1:132 scale architectural view of a fictional pedestrian roller coster modeled for an empty lot in Manhattan discovered by Lucas on Google Maps. The architectural plan arrives fragmented and out of order, given its shape through a process of software conventions and workarounds. It is a visual corollary to the download process in which files are broken down into packets and transmitted over internet pathways from one computer to another, and reconfigured at their final destination. Only, Lucas leaves the task of file reconfigurability open to the viewer, and opts for an alternative view that features a 352-page vertical drop and bears likeness to a filmstrip. Recalling Luis Borges's hyperreal map that was as large as the empire itself from "On Exactitude in Science," Lucas's plan for The Sole Ripper is too large to see in its entirety even when reassembled.
The Download gives a first look to great art for Rhizome members. Start your own digital art collection by becoming a member today.
Kitchen Table Coders Panel Discussion from Rhizome on Vimeo.
Last Friday, Rhizome hosted a panel discussion on code literacy in the arts including Amit Pitaru of Kitchen Table Coders; Vanessa Hurst of Girl Develop It and Developers for Good; Jer Thorpe, artist and educator; Sonali Sridhar of Hacker School; and moderated by Douglas Rushkoff, educator and author of Program or Be Programmed: Ten Commands for a Digital Age.
Kitchen Table Coders workshops in the New Museum Theater
Following the panel, Rhizome hosted five Kitchen Table Coders-style workshops Saturday afternoon in the New Museum Theater. Twenty-five eager coding novices came to get a crash course in Processing with some of New York City's most talented programmers; Amit Pitaru, t3db0t, David Nolen, Jer Thorp and Rob Seward. The Kitchen Table Coders host intimate workshops around a kitchen table in their Brooklyn studio on any topic the attendees choose.
Jer Throp introducing Processing to his students
Participants learned the basics in Processing, an open source programming language for visual art.
t3db0t demonstrating Arduino
More advanced students had the opportunity to sit down with t3db0t to take their Processing skills to the next level with Arduino to create interactive electronic objects.
Thanks again to all the panelists, Vanessa Hurst (Developers for Good), Sonali Sridhar (HackerSchool), Amit Pitaru (Kitchen Table Coders) and Jer Throp (NYTimes and ITP), and our moderator codevangelist Douglas Rushkoff for a stimulating conversation about code literacy. And big thanks to Nick Hasty, Director of Technology for Rhizome, who was instrumental in making this event happen. I look forward to organizing more code and hacker workshops in the future!
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Music mega-festival Bonnaroo may have begun as a jam band jamboree, but this weekend Lil Wayne and Eminem proved rap rules the roost.
Late Saturday night in Manchester, Tenn., Eminem fervently delivered a scorching set chock-full of hits, including early cuts like "My Name Is," backed by his hype man and an eight-piece band.
During his hotly anticipated performance Friday night, Lil Wayne didn't skimp on the crowd favorites, either. He tested out a new solo song on his audience of thousands, too, and reunited with his former producer.
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In the last few days, the festival's many stages have also hosted blistering performances by countless indie rock acts, the fest's bread-and-butter hippie groups and some living legends like Loretta Lynn.
The most hyped of all the living legend sets, though, was Saturday's performance by a recently reunited Buffalo Springfield.
Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Richie Furay had only played together as Buffalo Springfield eight times since that band split over forty years ago.
"This is the biggest gig we've ever done," Young said at the end of their Saturday set.
You might not have known it from his band's extended guitar jams and vocal melodies. The audience sang along with "For What It's Worth"—even though most were decades younger than the song—and reveled in new renditions of Young standards.
Sunday may be the fest's final day, but showgoers can still look forward to sets from Swedish pop star Robyn, Robert Plant and the Strokes.
Selected Reading: MTV, Rolling Stone, Nashville Scene


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August 8th, 1918
Dear sister Madaline
Am still keeping my promise by writing you every day although the news is very scarce and non-interesting. I think I wrote you all the news of interest in my last few letters. I surely am a fool to get my mail mixed up the way I did with Anna's and Priscilla's letters. Say it looks as if I were in real love doesn't it. Priscilla has been real faithful to me since I left home as she has written me at least twice a week. She surely is a good girl and I surely think the world of her. Do you blame me. I am going to write to Anna, Priscilla and Wulfersts today although since I arrived in france I have yet to receive a letter from the Wulferts.
The weather in the past week has been fairly good but today its great. The sun is shining its warm and very pleasant to rest in as today is my day of rest. The mess is still continuing to come in good and plenty of it. We get meat at least once a day coffee for three meals, 1 third of a loaf of bread daily, bacon once a day, oat meal & raisins once a day and bread pudding for supper and butter and jam. My condition and health is the best yet and I really have no complaints to make.
Guess I will close now will write again tomorrow. With love and kisses to you all, I am.
Your Brother
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My general approach to tomato sauce is simple: I wing it.
After years of watching my parents throw basic ingredients into a pot and letting it simmer for an hour or two to create a hearty and rich tomato sauce, and even more years of making it from scratch on my own – owing to a perhaps unnatural love of pasta – I don't give too much thought to cooking up a decent red sauce.
I'm a big believer in the long-simmered sauce with a multitude of ingredients that all come together over a slow heat, melding and marrying into something that is so much greater as a whole than the sum of its parts.
But I can also turn around a very basic sauce in 15 minutes.
At the very least, my spaghetti sauce usually has garlic and diced onions, sauted in olive oil with a generous pinch of salt, canned plum tomatoes I roughly (and gently, using a butter knife) chop in my hand over the pot, fresh basil if I can get my hands on it, a little sprinkle of sugar if the whole mix is too acidic, and a Parmesan heel, which I stash in my freezer for just such occasions.
So, it takes an unusual tomato sauce recipe to catch my eye.
Like this one. It has three ingredients. (OK, four, if you count salt, which, in general, I don't, since almost all recipes call for salt.)
Canned tomatoes. A yellow onion. Butter.
That's it.
Marcella Hazan's recipe for tomato sauce with butter and onion has made appearances over the years on various food blogs I follow.
Each time I saw it, I thought I really should remember to give that a try.
And then I'd forget about it until someone else posted their love of this simple yet rich dish.
This seemed like a great weeknight dinner recipe since there is minimal fuss. No chopping or dicing, sweating or sauteing.
You dump it all into the pot, let it come to a simmer, reduce the heat, and go about things. In this case, a little laundry, some tidying and things that allowed for a quick wander past the pot to give the tomatoes a stir and squish against the side with a wooden spoon.
At the end of 45 minutes, all it needed was a small pinch of salt and to be dolloped over a nest of noodles.
Some have suggested sprinkling on Parmesan, but I opted not to. The sauce is rich and tasty without adornment, which is sort of the beauty of it.
The butter adds an almost unidentifiable creaminess and mellows out the acidity of the tomatoes.
And, luckily, such an easy recipe is simple enough that in the future I can pretty much wing it.
Marcella Hazan's Tomato Sauce
This was adapted from Hazan's The Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking by way of several food blogs. Since there are only three ingredients, I do recommend using San Marzano or San Marzano-style canned tomatoes, which are packed in tomato puree instead of water and have, therefore, a greater tomato flavour. You can find Marzano-style tomatoes in most grocery stores these days.
- 1 28-oz (796-mL) can of whole tomatoes
- 5 tbsp (75 mL) butter
- 1 medium yellow onion, peeled and halved salt, to taste
- 1 lb (500 g) spaghetti
- salt to taste, if needed
Put the tomatoes, butter and onion in a pot over medium heat. Once the butter is melted, stir to combine, then reduce the heat to low or medium low – depending on how hot your element is; you're looking for a slow but steady simmer – and cook for about 45 minutes. Stir occasionally, squishing the tomatoes against the side of the pot.
Cook pasta according to package instructions.
Remove sauce from heat, discard the onion and taste. Add salt if needed. Serve over cooked pasta.
This article first appeared in the Calgary Herald. For more recipes and meal ideas, head to the Calgary Herald's food page.


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Downsize, downsize, downsize.
I used to carry a flashlight - 2 D cells. Now I carry 2 LED lights, each no bigger than a large ball point pen. The wrenches in my tool kit are stubbies. My tent stake hammer is an old small ball peen hammer. The handle broke so I cut it off and reused it for camping with a 4" handle. No coffee pot for camping - just a Mr. Coffee metal mesh filter basket to use with a small cooking pan. Big Agnes insulated air mattress takes less than 1/3 the space of my Thermarest and is more comfortable. No tennis or running shoes; sandals take up 1/2 the space or less.
I have a down jacket liner for cold evenings and a backup if my electrics fail. It resides in a small stuff sack and at night, it's my pillow. Voni carries her little laptop inside a stocking cap for a case. And wears the cap around the campfire or when sleeping on cold nights. The little candle lantern provides a little light for getting organized in the tent at night, and will warm the tent a bit on a cold morning.
Paul Glaves - "Big Bend", Texas U.S.A
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." - Bertrand Russell
Lovin' this! It will help us so much, this our first time out bike camping and all. It usually takes me at least a year of doing something stupid to figure out the most efficient ways!
Life is short - eat dessert first!
If a pillow is important to you, pack a pillow case and stuff it with your clothes each night till it's just right for sleeping. Double duty!
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We get comfortable doing the same things with the same stuff. Sometimes something breaks, or gets lost, or is in the way of something else so we have to try something different, and voila!, we like it. I hauled a coffee percolater and a nesting cook kit for years. Then I eliminated the coffee pot and made coffee with filter packets in my little cook pot. But a box of pods took up a lot of space, and we didn't like the Maxwell House filter pod coffee and knew we couldn't find it reliably every few days going to Alaska. So I got a Mr. Coffee filter basket that nests right inside the bowls in the cook kit, occupying zero space and I can use any brand of ground coffee I want/can find. I hauled a single burner propane stove for years. But that thing always ran out of propane in the middle of cooking a meal or making coffee. So I started carrying an extra propane bottle. Then I got a little dual fuel stove that burns gas right out of the bike. No extra fuel and smaller than the propane stove with even just one bottle. Voila!
So experiment. Try stuff. If it doesn't work out try something else. That's what garage sales and thrift stores are for; to get rid of the things we tried that didn't work out as well as we hoped, or to find stuff we think will work better. That's where I found my dual fuel stove for a couple of bucks.
Above all - continuously ask:
1. Why am I hauling this around?
2. Do I really use it and need it?
3. Could I buy one on the road if I really had to have it?
4. Could something smaller/lighter do the same thing?
5. Could something else I already haul around do it almost as well?
6. Do I need this many clothes or could I wash them more often?
7. Can I use light layers instead of heavy/bulky clothes?
8. Etc ....?
Then pare the stuff to the bare essentials.
Paul Glaves - "Big Bend", Texas U.S.A
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." - Bertrand Russell
What an invaluable thread...learned so much already! Three of us are planning to ride from Newport, RI to Newport, OR via a northerly route this year (and attend our very first rally of course!). We've never done a trip of this scale so we're newbies at packing for a trip that will be longer than 3-4 days. We've largely identified WHAT to bring (especially the corkscrew!). However, dear experienced women riders, HOW MUCH to bring? How many pair of socks, jeans & tshirts, etc. is reasonable? Would love your thoughts...guys chime in too!
We (the group that permits me to tour with them) usually pack enough for ~4-5 days, and we camp along the way. That means we occasionally take a night to do laundry. We'll also find a laundromat near the rally site. As far as what type of clothes, we've been known to ride in undies with shorts and t-shirts under our riding gear. Look for convertible pants and maybe a nicer shirt/top for nicer restaurant.
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We have an R12RT. It's an excellent two up motorcycle and we've spent a bunch of years riding together, so we have some pretty standard methods for either hotel travel or camping.
For hotel trips, we use the BMW factory top case and side bags. We have the 50 liter top case and have bag liners for all bags. We also have a factory tank bag.
Each of us gets a side bag. We carry larger items in the top case; bike cover, shoes, hats, maybe a jacket or something. The tankbag carries cameras, maps, books, flashlights and the little trouble kits I carry. We can load and unload the bike in about ten minutes, including taking the cover off.
For camping, we remove the top case and install an RTBMR back rest. We have a Mag's Bags standard Ubag that holds all our camping stuff, including chairs, cooking gear, hiking boots and so forth. We have a 100 oz Camelbak Unbottle that fits on one of the "arms" of the Ubag. Tina has a comfy spot to sit, but in more "enthusiastic" riding, she has a hard time reaching around behind her to brace for braking. Same for the handgrips: she has a hard time getting her hands down there to grab on. Instead, she puts her hands on my hips to brace herself.
To prevent damage to the side bags, I had a local auto detailing joint put some clear "bra" film on the tops. It's invisible and has weathered weeks of travel. Added benefit: you can't scratch the bags accidentally when mounting or dismounting.
For camping gear, we have two tents, depending on season and temps. We have an old Mountain Hardwear Skyview 3 for colder weather. It's got a giant vestibule that holds a ton of gear and can allow you to make coffee without having to get out of the tent. We also have a Mountain Hardwear Haven 3 for summer. This tent has two vestibules and holds almost as much stuff as the Skyview's vestibules.
For sleeping stuff, we carry two Big Agnes bags with the nifty integrated sleeping pads. The bags are Lost Ranger +20s and they compress down to about the size of a loaf of bread. The sleeping pads are about the size of a Nerf football. We also have a couple little inflatable pillows we bought. The have a thin layer that inflates and a pouch on the back where you can cram a fleece or something in. They fit into a pocket in the hood of the sleeping bag. So sweet! If we have room, we can sometimes fit two full size pillows in the Ubag. Luxorama.
We have a three piece pot set for cooking, along with a Jet Boil and an old MSR Whisperlite. We've also got a little butane lantern, which really helps around the campsite and works way better than candle lanterns. I'd like to check out the new LED ones I've seen, too.
We keep the tank bag as sort of a purse. It holds the stuff we use on the road and the stuff we use in the tent. I keep things organized in little bags, which makes packing efficient. I made some fleece sleeves to hold face shields in and keep them at the rear of the tank bag.
To make all that get down the road safely, we've upgraded our suspension to Ohlins and had springs installed capable of carrying our typical load. This made all the difference. The bike is now well controlled and doesn't wallow in corners. If you're going to load your bike, find out whether your suspension can handle it. Your suspension has an ideal amount of sag (how much suspension travel is taken up with the bike is supporting itself on its wheels). If you can't adjust the spring enough to get to that position, you need higher rate springs.
Dave Swider
Marin County, CA
Some bikes. Some with motors, some without.
Plan on doing laundry on day 5. That's a good night to get a hotel, order a pizza and watch some tube while the laundry is running downstairs. You never know who you'll meet at a laundromat. We met the Borellas at one in Colorado and have been friends for 15 years.
In a pinch, you can rinse some synthetic garments out and they'll dry overnight. They won't reek too badly the next day. And let's face it, if you're just riding, who cares if you're kinda smelly. It's just you in your gear all day long.
Dave Swider
Marin County, CA
Some bikes. Some with motors, some without.
Thanks for the link. If I can't find one locally, I may give that a go. I don't live too far from Holly, and was hoping she'd picked it up fairly close to home!


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Apple's third-generation iPad packs a new processor, better graphics, an ultra-sharp display, and improved cameras. But even with all that extra power packed inside, the new iPad looks just like the old iPad. Visually, there's only one thing setting the two tablets apart: The new iPad is just .03 inch thicker. That's less than a millimeter.76mm to be exact. Just enough to make you wonder if an iPad 2 case will fit on a new iPad.
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Recently a reader asked a version of this question in response to my post about Complex PTSD:
…I have been told by many doctors, therapists, psychitrists, and psychologists that I will always have PTSD. I have only found one person willing to help with complex ptsd. I am starting to feel angry that I have to live with the consiquences of someones distructive behaviors. I am starting to feel like their is little hope of ever having this cptsd to stop.
I would like to know the length of therapy that is expected for Cptsd.
I wish I could feel normal again and not relieve tramatic events, have issues with relationships, abandoment issues, and mental health issues….
My short answer to this question of cure is a resounding "Yes!"
My longer answer involves first mentioning that I am not a fan of the word "cure", as I feel it is important to understand Complex PTSD not as an illness or even a disorder (despite the D) but as the natural, understandable result of repeated, prolonged trauma at the hands of trusted caretakers. That clarified, do I believe that healing and repair of the wounding take place? Yes indeed! Can those with complex PTSD live rich and satisfying lives? Yes! And in response to the commenter's specific concerns, this can indeed include no longer relieving traumatic material and the ability to create and sustain healthy relationships.
This therapy work takes more than processing trauma, brief therapy techniques, or medication, although all my be useful at some point. As I have described in several prior posts, healing from complex trauma requires the development of skills and capacities such as affect-regulation, staying present with feelings vs. dissociating, self-soothing, and the ability to love oneself.
What makes this level of healing possible? A therapeutic alliance.
Healing complex trauma requires connection, attachment. The skills that are missing are missing because things went terribly wrong in early relationships, thus a different kind of relationship is required to master them now. The neglect, abuse, betrayal and just plain ineffective environment of your earliest relationships have caused you to develop complex PTSD. It is in the context of a different kind of relationship that you can identify, understand and ultimately heal the impact of your early experiences.
This different kind of relationship happens with the development over time of a good-enough therapeutic alliance. A good-enough alliance is not perfect (no relationship is), but it is strong enough to withstand the inevitable empathic breaks and ruptures. It is a relationship in which repair of the same takes place. Over and over again as needed.
Questions regarding the length of therapy are so common and understandable! When we are talking about depth work of the sort described above I believe it is important to prepare for a marathon rather than a sprint. I know that "it takes as long as it takes" is a very unsatisfying answer, and yet I know it to be true.
If your mental health professionals tell you complex PTSD is incurable or untreatable it is time to seek new providers! Find someone who understands the nature of this work and has the expertise you need. Pick a therapist who feels like a good fit and commit to talking about the relationship rather than fleeing when the going gets tough. Then prepare to hang in there for the long haul. You deserve it and it is possible!


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quick notes on the GoE report
The UN Group of Experts on the DRC released their 2011 final report today. It's available in English here and in French here. Here are the highlights (or, really, lowlights):
- The ADF-NALU is much more active after a period of dormancy. The GOE report contains detailed information about their activities, including an uptick in assassinations of those perceived to be FARDC collaborators. The ADF is financing its activities by taxing chainsaw use for the timber trade and is getting money from foreign jihadis. And they're recruiting in Burundi.
- The Lord's Resistance Army has largely decamped to the Central African Republic.
- The FDLR is beset with internal disputes over leadership. They've also expanded their revenue-generating activities to the cannabis trade.
- FDLR ex-combatants told the Group that the FDLR receives about 95% of its weapons via the FARDC, often in exchange for bush meat, minerals, or cannabis.
- While there has been some reduction in the conflict mineral trade, mineral smuggling from DRC to Rwanda has greatly increased over the past year, largely in response to the unintended consequences of Dodd-Frank Section 1502. See Jonny Hogg and Graham Holliday's excellent analysis here.
- The CNDP maintains its parallel command structures within the FARDC. They also maintain a parallel police force with PARECO in Masisi under the control of Bosco Ntaganda.
- The Group found clear evidence of Ntaganda having planned to force local populations to vote for his favored CNDP political candidates for office in the November elections.
- The de facto ban on Congolese mineral sales has had relatively little effect on the gold trade thus far as gold is easier to move outside of due diligence channels. This has caused many artisanal miners to switch from mining the 3T's to mining gold.
- Armed groups are still very much involved in the mineral trade in eastern DRC.


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Yet, a shocking number of Americans have to find this out the hard way; by at least one official estimate, the government incorrectly declares 35 Americans dead every single day.
The problem begins at the Social Security Administration, keeper of most of the records tabulating deaths in the United States. Like other government agencies, the IRS, with whom Todd has most recently tangled, relies upon Social Security's database, said Dan Boone, a spokesman for the IRS.
When Social Security determines that an eligible current or future beneficiary has died, it closes the person's entry in its Case Processing and Management System, or CPMS.
The system is only as good as the data it receives. Sometimes, that isn't very good.
Todd, for example, was killed when someone in Florida died and her Social Security number was accidentally typed in. Since then, her tax returns have repeatedly been rejected, and her bank closed her credit card account.
"One time when I [was] ruled dead, they canceled my health insurance because it got that far," she said.
Toni Anderson of Muncie, Ind., expired when someone in the government pushed the wrong button, making the records declare that it was she, not her husband, John, who died Nov. 8.
Social Security even sent this letter: "Dear Mr. Anderson, our condolences on the loss of Mrs. Anderson."
In September 2006, the inspector general's office tried to get a fix on how many people Social Security was improperly killing off by reviewing updates to the agency's Death Master File.
In all, Social Security officials had to "resurrect" 23,366 people from January 2004 to September 2005. In other words, over a period of 21 months, Social Security was presented with irrefutable evidence that it had been "killing" more than 1,100 people a month, or more than 35 a day.
Two months later, in November 2006, the inspector general looked specifically at 251 cases of people to whom the agency continued to issue checks even though Medicare records said they were dead.
"Of the 251 individuals in our population, 86 are deceased and their SSI payments should be terminated," the audit said. "The remaining 165 beneficiaries were actually alive and their Medicare benefits—and, in some cases, their SSI payments—were incorrectly terminated."
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Nena's massive hit 99 Luftballons (1983) was a catchy peace song protest against the deployment of Pershing-II missiles. Good fortune meant that Nena's song reached the USA and, after being released as 99 Red Balloons, it went to the number one spot even in Japan, Mexico, Canada, Australia and the UK.
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Apple absolutely left an umbrella beneath the iPad mini's $329 starting price. From the moment they showed off the Google Nexus 7 on stage at the October iPad and Mac event, Apple was making the case that the iPad mini was worth more than smaller, cheaper competing tablets. Apple was arguing premium over discount, value over cost. It's the same argument Apple made against low-margin netbooks when they released the MacBook Air. And it's an argument that leaves Apple as wide open to competitors playing the "cheaper" card now as it did then.
Competitors can -- and already are -- claiming that they offer more for less with their products than Apple does with the iPad mini. Even if the argument is severely contorted, it can be compelling. For many buyers, price matters, and for some it matters the most. For some, price outweighs any other consideration.
That's the problem with it. If you compete based primarily on price, you can be competed against primarily on price. If you claim to be cheaper, but you're not the cheapest, you're going to reap what you've sown.
So while the iPad mini is indeed more expensive than the Google Nexus 7 or Amazon Kindle Fire HD, neither of them are the cheapest small form factor on the market, not even from a major mobile player.
The BlackBerry PlayBook is.
Sure, the BlackBerry PlayBook isn't the latest hardware anymore -- it's closer to the original Kindle Fire in specs than the Nexus 7 or any of this year's Kindle Fires -- but it's scheduled to be updated to BB10 in 2013 and that looks to be a much more functional tablet experience than what Amazon offers, and something that could rival Android for not-Apple in not-Apple lovers' hearts. Even the PlayBook as it stands today is arguably a better pure tablet experience than either the more-properly-defined-as-a-media-appliance Kindle Fire, or the "blown up smartphone" interface elements that still plague the Nexus 7.
And if you look around, you can find the Wi-Fi only version of the BlackBerry PlayBook on sale for only $150.
Sure, there are a lot of advantages to the Kindle Fire HD, especially if you're all in on Amazon and live in the U.S.. Absolutely, the Nexus 7 is the clear winner if you're a heavy Google user and want Android on your tablet.
But if you're arguing something other than value, if you're complaining that the iPad mini is way too expensive for a small tablet, if all you care about is the lowest cost, legitimate device possible, whether you're Amazon, Google, or anyone else -- right now you're arguing for the BlackBerry PlayBook.
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Since they were first held in 2010, the Québec City and Montréal Grands Prix Cyclistes have become key races on the calendar of the UCI WorldTour, the world's top professional cycling circuit. The courses in both Québec City and Montréal, the hospitality shown to the world's top riders, the quality of the organization, and the enthusiastic support of fans have all helped cement the organizers' reputation in the world of pro cycling - a reputation further bolstered by the fact that such outstanding athletes have stood atop the podiums in both cities since the races were first run.
The field for 2013, which will be announced next Tuesday, shows exceptional depth. Alberto Contador, Peter Sagan, Ryder Hesjedal, Christophe Riblon, Sylvain Chavanel and Matteo Trentin have already confirmed via social media they will be racing in Canada. Other big names will be revealed Tuesday, helping confirm that the Grands Prix Cyclistes are among Québec's major annual sports events. The teams have until this weekend to submit their entry lists.
These two stops on the UCI WorldTour have also emerged as major stepping stones for pro cyclists from Canada: the creation of these two élite-level events and the growing prominence of Canadian riders in the world rankings are very closely linked.
On September 13th in Québec City, and September 15th in Montréal, virtually all of Canada's top road cyclists - a total of 13 athletes making up their own mini-peloton - will be lining up for the start, against the world's best. Except for Guillaume Boivin (of Cannondale Pro Cycling, who will be competing in the Vuelta a España) and Orica Greenedge riders Svein Tuft and Christian Meier, every Canadian member of the 19 ProTeams, the top squads in the world, will be there.
The Canadian Contingent
Ryder Hesjedal (Garmin Sharp), winner of the 2012 Giro d'Italia, is very fond of these races and will be looking for vindication after a season marred by several crashes. And several Québécois cyclists will be hoping to shine in front of the home crowd, including David Veilleux (Team Europcar, the first Québec-born rider ever to enter and finish the Tour de France, who also won a stage and wore the leader's jersey for several days in the 2013 Critérium du Dauphiné, a UCI WorldTour race); François Parisien (Argos-Shimano), a stage winner in the 2013 Tour of Catalonia (UCI WorldTour); Hugo Houle (AG2R La Mondiale) and Dominique Rollin (Fdj.fr).
Meanwhile, the eight members of the Canadian National Team - led by Zach Bell, the current National Road Race Champion, and also featuring Ryan Anderson - will be out to cause an upset.
A Canadian will defend his title in the Challenge Sprint Pro
Before getting down to business in the UCI WorldTour races, a number of the Canadian stars will be competing in the Challenge Sprint Pro on Thursday, September 12th, in Québec City. Zach Bell (of the Canadian National Team and last year's Challenge Sprint winner), David Veilleux, Hugo Houle and Dominique Rollin have been designated by their teams to race against other top sprinters in this special event created by Serge Arsenault and the GPCQM. Canadians Pierrick Naud, Geoffroy Dussault and Rémi Pelletier-Roy will round out the field of 24 competitors in the Challenge Sprint Pro.
Zach Bell sprints against Matt Goss in the final
"Competing in the Québec City and Montréal Grands Prix Cyclistes is a source of pride," says Hugo Houle, who placed fourth in the Under-23 World Championships in 2012. "Racing at home in a ProTeam jersey is even more of a thrill. We're really excited because in the peloton we hear a lot of great things about these races."
"Organizing a bike race depends on so many different factors, such as the spectators, the courses, the riders entered," says Serge Arsenault, President of the Grands Prix Cyclistes. "But knowing that so many Canadian cyclists are now members of the best teams in the world is so gratifying. If we're part of the growth of cycling in our country, in one way or another, we couldn't be more pleased or proud," he added.
GPCQM Press release (edited)
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Revolution in Hungary and Poland
If someone had sat down on July 11, 1789, to write, for a fortnightly review, an analytical account of developments in France, he—and the review—would have had a problem. You can imagine the footnote, added at last proof stage: "As we go to press it appears that one of Paris's most important prisons may have been stormed…"
Sitting down on July 11, 1989, to write an analytical account of developments in Poland and Hungary, I have a similar problem. The changes in those countries are, to be sure, not yet "revolutionary" in the sense of the storming of the Bastille. They continue to be what, in an earlier article, I called a "refolution"—half-reform, half-revolution.1 But they are sufficiently rapid and unpredictable for a genuinely analytical account to be impossible.
All the close observer can do is to describe what has happened so far, and in the process hold fast some impressions that might otherwise be lost to the historian reflecting with the benefit of hindsight. For hindsight is also a disadvantage. Perhaps the most difficult thing of all for the historian to recapture is the sense of what, at a given historical moment, people did not know about the future.
With hindsight it begins to seem obvious that Solidarity should have won a landslide victory on Sunday, June 4, in the first round of the closest thing to a free election that Poland has had for more than half a century.2 Of course they did. They must have known! But I know that they did not know. I sat with an exhausted and depressed Adam Michnik over lunch that Sunday, and he did not know. I drank with a nervously excited Jacek Kuron late that evening, but he did not know. Nobody knew.
Certainly the campaign had gone well. Despite all the starting handicaps, the lack of organization, money, offices, staff, and, most of all, fair coverage by the radio and television, the Solidarity-opposition campaign had become a kind of festival of national improvisation. Despite all the initial advantages, the organization, money, offices, staff, and, most of all, monopoly control of radio and television, the Party-coalition3 campaign had been extraordinarily feeble. Solidarity selected one candidate for each seat it was entitled to contest under the terms of the April Round Table agreement.4 The selection procedure was not democratic, but it was highly effective. The Party-coalition side wasted weeks in quasi-democratic feuding, and ended up with several candidates for most seats.
The streets were plastered with the names of the Solidarity candidates: each in a photograph with Lech Walesa, and with the simple message, "We must win." To find out the names of the Party-government candidates often required a lengthy private investigation. Solidarity's posters were red and white, with the unmistakeable jumbly lettering. In several places, the Party retreated into a faded conservative blue. A typical Party slogan was "With Us It's Safer," a slogan better suited to contraceptives than to parliamentary candidates, as one Italian…
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- Mom killed son, daughter in apparent double murder-suicide, according to reports
- Grief counselors visit school where Alex, Jacqueline Berman were musicians
- Father calls 911 and tells dispatcher, "My ex-wife said she was going to harm the kids"
- Family had gone through divorce, experienced financial problems, court documents say
Grief counselors Wednesday visited the West Palm Beach, Florida, school of two teens allegedly killed by their mother in an apparent double murder-suicide, a school district official told CNN.
Alex Berman, 16, along with his 15-year-old sister, Jacqueline, were found shot to death in their home Monday in an upscale South Florida neighborhood. The teens' mother, Jennifer Berman, 48, was also found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to CNN affiliates.
The siblings were both promising musicians -- Alex was a cellist, Jacqueline a violinist -- at the prestigious Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts where they were straight-A students, according to local media reports.
"Of course we are deeply saddened by the events and the loss of Alexander and Jacqueline Berman," School District of Palm Beach County spokeswoman Natalia Powers said. "We have a group of counselors that are going to the school and have been going there since Monday to assist any of our students or staff that need any additional assistance. We want to help them cope with this given the circumstances."
In a 911 call released by the West Palm Beach Police Department, Richard Berman, the teens' father, rushed to the home after he received a bizarre e-mail from his ex-wife, the teens' mother. Berman called police on the way to the home he once shared with his family.
"I'm just about getting there, but it's kind of concerning me," Berman said in the call. "My ex-wife said she was going to harm the kids and that I should get over there ASAP. I'm afraid to go in. My neighbor went in, and there's blood up on the wall and near her bedroom."
"There's all this blood upstairs. The police are here right now," a neighbor could be heard saying on the 911 call. "I think the girl is up in bed with her, but once I got up there and I saw what was up there I had to run back downstairs," she added.
Berman told the 911 dispatcher that he recalled his ex-wife had her father's old rifles in the house. Police have not released a motive for murder-suicide.
According to court records, the Bermans had recently divorced after more than 20 years of marriage. In August, court documents show Jennifer Berman was given exclusive use and possession of the home where the killings happened because of "extreme emotional abuse ... in the home."
Court paperwork filed by Jennifer Berman also showed signs of financial turmoil, indicating her ex-husband did not pay the mortgage, despite living in the house during the divorce proceedings.
"He has not contributed to the support of the wife or of the minor children. In fact, he has refused to pay for toilet paper, buys food and supplies for himself and keeps them where the wife and children cannot access them," court records said.
The mother's financial state was bad enough that she sold her late father's watch to buy gas, groceries and clothes for the children, according to documents.
A well-known real estate broker in the area, Richard Berman also was dealing with tough financial circumstances of his own, court documents indicated. An affidavit filed in October said he was running a monthly debt of nearly $2,000. Overall, Berman had debts of more than $790,000, according to court paperwork.
CNN's attempts to get in touch with the Richard Berman were unsuccessful. Police declined to comment or release an incident report.
Neighbors were shocked to hear the news. Others said they had seen a noticeable change in the mother's appearance.
"Oh, God, I can't talk about this. I just can't. I loved Alex and Jackie so much they are like my own kids. Alex was always at my house. He was my son's best friend," Dawn Alba told CNN affiliate WPBF.
"A couple of days ago, she was different," neighbor Marian Sklodowsk told CNN affiliate WSVN. "You could see it in her face, there was something missing, something disturbed in her mind. The conversation, the language, the eyes ... something was missing."


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Huawei has secured another key government win in New Zealand to provide fibre services to the Christchurch UFB with Enable Services Limited.
The multi-million dollar contract covers the provision of all network equipment, including fibre ducting, fibre optic cables and open access layer two network solutions. It will also provide the service expertise required for the 3,500 kilometre UFB network that will extend across Christchurch and into the emerging areas of Waimakariri and Selwyn Districts.
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1 (11-ounce) can whole kernel corn mixed with green and red peppers, drained
1 (7-ounce) can green chilies
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon margarine
6 ounces low-fat shredded cheddar cheese
1 (15-ounce) can rinsed black or pinto beans, drained
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1/2 teaspoon salt
1 large egg white
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- In a small bowl, combine the sugar, cinnamon, cayenne, and salt.
- In a larger mixing bowl whisk the egg white until it's frothy and thick.
- Add the spice mix to the egg white and whisk to combine completely.
- Add the nuts to the egg white mixture and toss with a spoon.
- Spoon the coated nuts onto the parchment paper-lined baking sheet.
- Bake the nuts for 30 minutes, or until they turn light brown. Allow the nuts to cool completely and they will get very crunchy. Set aside until ready to serve.


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